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Andrew Alexander: Producer has always maintained that SCTV's problems could easily have been solved by killing off NBC's anemic Saturday Night Live and putting Canadian-made show in its place
Andrew Alexander: Producer has always maintained that SCTV's problems could easily have been solved by killing off NBC's anemic Saturday Night Live and putting Canadian-made show in its place

Andrew Alexander: Producer has always maintained that SCTV's problems could easily have been solved by killing off NBC's anemic Saturday Night Live and putting Canadian-made show in its place

Date12/10/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Andrew Alexander: Producer has always maintained that SCTV's problems could easily have been solved by killing off NBC's anemic Saturday Night Live and putting Canadian-made show in its place.
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Object NumberTSPA_0028921F
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